uBlock Origin is one of the first extensions I add to a browser. I think some of the letsblock.it templates are great and went ahead and added them to filter Google and Youtube results.

Does anyone else have suggestions for other repositories or lists for uBlock or general tips? I have never really researched this, I just use the built in Filter-Lists and block things as they annoy me.

thanks for all the kind words on the Elon thread. having trouble responding to everything individually atm but I appreciate you guys

Success!

Recently updated stable diffusion guide btw:

Marsey models:

Loras:

https://civitai.com/models/84126/marsey-the-catgirl

(courtesy @TouchFluffyTails )

Checkpoint SD version1.5: (original model)

https://huggingface.co/float-trip/stable-diffusion-marsey/resolve/main/finetuned.ckpt

Checkpoint SD version 1.5 and XL: (updated/revised models)

https://huggingface.co/float-trip/sd-marsey/tree/main

(courtesy @float-trip )

Miscellaneous tips and tricks, possibly outdated

Don't be afraid to combine the marsey models with all kinds of other models, you can merge checkpoints in seconds in automatic1111. Unironically the furry models work well for marsey checkpoint model merges to capture the anthropomorphic nature of marsey generation and increase the fidelity.

New trick I've learned recently, if you want to stick to hard marsey cartoon generation, there are LORAs out there to control detail, you can scale them up or inversely at a minus sign in their strength to generate more simple looking results which aligns with marsey art:

https://civitai.com/models/82098/add-more-details-detail-enhancer-tweaker-lora

Pay attention to the -1 strength example:

That's all for now!

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For those unaware, there is a belief that babies can inexplicably die for no reason. You put them to bed, and you wake up with a dead baby. This should strike anyone as odd, as we live in a time where forensics can check the contents of the lungs to know if someone died by smothering or choking. Yet, when it comes to SIDS, there are suddenly no indications for the cause of death.

This is a very morbid question, and I don't take it lightly. However, I do believe that SIDS is not real. Or, at the very least, not all SIDS cases are random deaths. Yes, what I am proposing is that mothers occasionally kill their kids. Here is my evidence:

1. It affects male babies more

Evidence points to the fact that mothers tend to be more cruel toward their male children. First, understand that mothers spank far more than fathers.

We selected parents (N = 1,298) who were married or cohabiting across all waves of data collection. Cross-lagged path models examined fathers', mothers', and both parents' within-time and longitudinal associations between spanking and child aggression when the child was 1, 3, and 5 years of age. Results indicated that mothers spanked more than fathers.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0190740914003946

As a surprise to nobody boys are spanked far more than girls. To be male is to be the recipient of violence.

Significantly fewer daughters (as compared with sons) experienced corporal punishment and significantly fewer daughters experienced corporal punishment from both parents.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0886260519842172

Surprisingly, SIDS affects boys far more than girls, and its far more than a statistical error.

There is a consistent 50% male excess in SIDS per 1000 live births of each s*x. Given a 5% male excess birth rate, there appears to be 3.15 male SIDS cases per 2 female cases, for a male fraction of 0.61

So we have two options. Either there is something genetic about males that make them more likely to die as babies, or mothers are more likely to kill their sons (as they are more likely to hit their sons). The gender most exposed to violence as children are also dying the most for inexplicable reasons. Might the two be related?

2. SIDS happens less when there is a male around

SIDS affects single mothers more.

Infants of younger mothers are 5 times more likely to be at risk. The risk is also 4 times greater in a single parent family than when the infant is born to married parents.

http://www.parentsaccused.co.uk/sids/

Pray tell, explain the biological mechanism by which a disease could differentiate between single and married mothers. It seems as though these are overwhelmed, post-partum depression afflicted, exhausted mothers making very poor choices.

SIDS is how we prevent husbands from strangling their wives en masse. SIDS is how we stop prisons from overflowing with single mothers. It is systemically swept under the rug because child rearing is hard and plenty of mothers give up. We can reduce the rates of SIDS by having more present fathers co-parenting, thus preventing burnout from mothers.

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